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Difference between SHORT RAM & COLD AIR INTAKE

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Old 07-11-2004, 09:52 AM
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Which gives you more horsepower, torque?

Short Ram .. or Cold Air intake?

I have a a v4
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Old 07-11-2004, 10:23 AM
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You have an I4. No such thing as a V4.

a CAI would give you more of course.
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Short ram = warm air from engine bay
Cold air = cold air from outside the engine bay = more power
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greatlakestib said it... the colder the air you can get to the engine the better dude.... go with an AEM CAI if you are gonna get one... they are very nice.
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Redz is halfway correct, we have an I4. There is such thing as a V4, but not in a tiburon. smile.gif You can get an AEM off of e-bay pretty cheap, or you could go with a knock off of an AEM from e-bay for even cheaper.
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hmmm.. can we DIY a CAI? im from a place where tib parts are scarce... if so, what should the tube be made of? would a PVC pipe do?
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the colder the air you can get to the engine the better dude

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Koykoy try not to hijack threads, and try reading this -->
http://www.rdtiburon.com/index.php?name=PN...iewtopic&t=2119
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what... TheMatrixGirl... whats that mean...


EDIT: my bad... just got it... sorry... DUDETTE

haha... kinda like xorro
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the colder the air you can get to the engine the better dude

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Koykoy try not to hijack threads, and try reading this -->
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sorry guyz...

thanks for the reminder joe
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QUOTE (REDZMAN)
You have an I4. No such thing as a V4.

a CAI would give you more of course.


there is a V4, ask the germans. laugh.gif
they love 'em
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